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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20


New YORK, March l7-ArTived, schr James
Bayles, Robinson, Cedar Keys.
Cleared, schr Moses Bramhall, W oodhull,
Eernandtpa.
sailed, brig Robt Dillon, Savannah.
Buenos Ayres. Feb 6-ArrivCd, barks WAL
ter Massey, Phelan. Fernandiua; 9Th, Ara
hla Brl. Robinson. Boston; Cngdoms Fenner
tNori. Anderson, Pensacola; TIA. Agder (Norl,
tlngelstad, FerDandina; Fred w Carton,
teld, Aantwerp, LatOna Nor, jacobsen,
Savannah; Sultena (Br). Mosher, New York ;
0th, Eigin Br). Robinson, Newport, K; 18th,
CT Fanch Nor, Ehen, brunswick: l.th,
brig hit era (Br), Bradley. Calais.
Sailed Feb ., ship Lizzie q Troop (Br),
Sloan, Barbados; bark Arcadia tBrl, Robin :
-on, 10: schr George Jordan, Lyman, do;
Tth, barks Principle amadeo Dl Savoia Utah.
9th, Chapa, Hall. do; Scotia (Brl, Smelt-
ger, Tybee; 18th. Aka tRusl Wallln, Pensa-
cola; Chinampas tBrl. McQuarrle, Barbados;
snrto Aus, Minach, Tybee; 18th, Sutton
tBrl, Vaughan. Barbados.
Pensacola. March le-Arrived, barks Louise
Nor, Dahl. Vera Cruz: Giuseppe Emns L.
| ueie Itsl, OlivarI, Genoa.
Cleared. schrs James Lowell, Reed, Phil
adeiDhia; Grace And ews. Aspinwall.
nth, arrived, bark Paolo X (Itsl), Revello,
MontevideO; sChrs Cal Wells, Newell. Key
Yves L w Dunn. Mcfarland, SABINE Pass.
Cleared, barks SVea (Rue), JuseIius, the
Tyne: Jupiter Rus, she i'm n, Narcotics
Carl Gustaf SOrl, Basberg. London.
Port ROYAL. 5 e. March li-Arrlved stmr
Ursula (Br), Pearson, Boston via Newport
News.
Philadelphia. March 17-Clesred, bark Al
tamaha, Pray, Savannah.
Newcastle. Del, March 16-Passed down
schrs feter Schultz FIR I'M Philadelphia toi
Savannah; Margaret a NAV, from Phllade,-
phlt for BrunsW lex.
ViDey ard Haven. March I6-Arrived, schI
'azie Wilson, Chadwick. Savannah for Bos-
ton.
ceruandina, March l9-Arrived and cleared
TO return. steamship Della ware. Fri on. New
York: arrived, schr Cum beriand, Wobber
New YorA.
New York, March I9-Arrived. stesmshins
City of Berl n from Liverp oi. Holland from
London. Gellert from Hamburg.
Arrived cut, steam. hips GermanIc, New
York for Liverpool, Wyoloing. New YORK fer
Liverpool, Aurania, New YORK for Liverpool.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

Inc following specials to the MORNING NEWS
are published for the benefit OF our Florida
and Georgia readers and those interested in
fruits and vegetables. aud can ba relied upon
as accurate ana reliable:
Special to Nornfa0 Es,cs.
CINCINNATI, o., March ia.--stravberries,
aVc per quart; peas, 81 per crate; bright
oranges u per box; russets, IS per box.
John .. MOORE & Co.
SDeCtdI 70 Morning Nstos.
NEW YORK. March lathe Savannah
steamer brought only 1880 packages to- day,
orhnges nj vegetables included. savannah
peas sold 1T IS 50 per crate; Florida beans,
s5ao per crate; Florida peas, s2a3 per crate (;
cucumDers 10 per crate; beets, S225 per
craze; egg plant, S4a5 per barrel: cabbage,
% So lor CRAZE" and 81 seas for barrels; toma-
Toes s3a4 per crate; fancy bright oranges, $4s
500 per box; russets 81 per box.
q. S. PALMER.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

steamship Junjata. Askins. Philadelphia
Z G Andt rson, Agent.
Bark Memio Brl, Horn, Liverpool-Rich-
artson \ Barnard
Brig Lewis l. Squires, Overt0n, Beaufort,
In bal at. TO load for New YOrk-Jos 4 Rob
erts n Co.
Schr Annie Bliss, O'Donnell, Baltimore
Dale, Dixon 4 co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY,

Halifax. March l9-Steamship Hartville
frnm Norfolk, bound TO Liverpool, put into
this port this morning win bows damaged,
nav ng been in collision with an iceberg.
Schr Florence Shay, from Savannah for
"erIh AmbOy. which was lowed TO Norfolk
March 10 from Hatteras Cove. having struck
near Cape L0osuut. as before stated. was
com PEELED to jcrtison her decK load.
Key West. March TIT u uncertain whe-
Their the vessel reported ashore at Pickles
Reef is bark or a snip. Nothing definite is
known.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

Per steamer Ethel. from COnen's Bluff ana
way landings-l62 bbts naval stores. 10 cases
eggs. 2 cords OAK wood, IL empty jugs. 3 coops
cnickens, II sacks rice, 10 sacks corn, bunCh
rabbits, . bales cotton, sacks potatoes. / Dbl
empty bottles.
Per Charleston and Savannah nv. March 10
bales cotton, 2 cars fertilizers, car fruit, ~
bags peas. 80 SACKS rice, 10 pkgs 20 caddies TO-
bacco, pkgs 10 boxes tobacco, 10 boxes tobac-
co. II pigs 20 caddies tobacco, 10 pkgs 100 cad
dies tobacco. / board, ! organ, / velocipedc.
10 pkys furniture, case shoes, box bacon,
/ box h goods, box marble, oOX b powder
and mdse.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Ry.
March lg--23 Oales cotton. 39S bbls rOsiu, l2S
DDls spirits tUrpenHne, % cars lumber. / car
u Ocke. 3 cars wood. 40 boxes bottles, lrOu
Dlntes, bales hldes, 4 boxes saddlCs = cases
cigars, hales empty secks, sections jan
gr.ting, iron beams, 20 crates drugs, IL 1bs
syrup. 3 boxes cheese, 90 pkqs muse. 2.S5S
boxes oranges, / bbls oranges, 81 boxes veRe-
tables. III bNls vegetables, bales hides. re
frtgerators Strawberries. IL tons pig iron,
ca, berries, ana /, n1d Lee .1Esg o,o.
cotton, ii bales yarns. "a bales domestIcs. .
bales plaids. 6 bales hides. rolls leather, ~
pkgs pipcr, 81 pKas tobacco, zoos bs bacon .
as bUs spirits turpenLlne. l66 bOls rostn, NJ
u Is fruit. 20O bales nav, 10 pEg- furniture 6l7
bushels corn. l2j bbis lour. 10 cars lumber, ,
cara slaves 40 pHgs wood IN shape. cases
liquor, pkg veg table Dig machinery. IA
pk "a carriage aud baggy material, lUO backe
guauo, 236 pkgs indse, ~ DaleB paper stock,
% ~ junk, 4 pkgs empiies, bDl paint / car
tone. 10 bb cotton seed oil. ~ pkgs hard
ware. bbls eggs, cases eggs, car coal, $50
bbls grts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20
EAPoRrs.

Per steamship Juniata. for Philadelphia So
43O bales upia nd cotton. 5G1 emptes, 500 bales
domestics aud yarns, "a bbs rice, % bbs rosin.
75 bbls spirits turpenJine, 1851 feet lumber.
l25 bales paper stock, 40 boxes oranges, u bbis
oranges, - bbs vegetables. 81 crates yegeta-
bles 90 tons pig iron, 146 pigs mdse, 90 bbls
oysters, "a casks clay.
Per bark Memlo (Brl. for Liverno0l-2, sos
bales upland cotton, weighing 1883 VJ7 pounds
200 tons cotton seed, 3,SS4 oak aVes.
Per schr Anrie Bias. tor Baltlmoro-T0,c0 coo
feet y p lumber-Dsle, Dixon Il Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20
PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen'sDlu and
way lsndings-R Norton Jr. w E Norton.
" q Solomols, L Dale, ID Y hieser, / small.
4 II So0mona. wife, children and nurse,
mrs Reid ana daughter, Miss III Watsell. Il
Martin.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20
SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMNKANDA.

Steamship Juniata. Philadelphia.
Brig Lewis L squares, Beaufort.
Schr Bessie Whiting, Brunswick.
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NOTICE TO MARIN ERS.
LIGHTsHIP WANTED.

Norfolk, March l6-Therc is g lang IRONS
wreck lying near this coast, about five miles
10y \ of Fenvick's Island. Several vessels
have been more or less damaged by 1t, and it
IL regarded ss SO dangerous that captains OF
vessels are moving to have 1t marked. A Pc
tition Is in circu stion asking the Lighthouse
Boarl at Washington TO station reilef light
boat there until the wreck shall have been
removed.
Schr g Terry, before reported sunk OF
Charles leland. Long island Sound, lies in
four tathoms Of water with both mssts about
rs feet above water, forming % dangerous OBJ
struction. Capt ToLier, Of revenue steamer
Manhatla an, loca ed her at low water March
l6 on the following magnetic bearings:
welch's Point, INV, distant, us nautical
miles; Stratford Point. W by S1.S, distant t.9
nautical miles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

NAVAL Stores The market for splriGs tur-
nenIlne was dull and weak. Prices declined
i,c, Al the Board Of Trade on the opening
csl the market was reported flrm, with
esIcs OF 80 casks at 951%c for regulars. At
fbe closing call it was dull. with further
sales Of 70 casks at CSC. for regulars. Rosin-
Iue market was firm aud advancing for
strained TO good strained, but the better
grade. we're weak and neglected. There was
q qoOt inquiry. The sale for the day were
fallv 700 barrels. At the Board OF Trade on
toe first call the market was reported dull for
n and above. and firm for and below, at
the following quotations.: A. b, Z and ID 921Sc.
I 97jlc. I 81 co. Il 81 02l5, H 81 10. / 81 20,
KlJ0, MN9 %. n 81 s., window glass 81 so,
Eater white 81 90. At the closing cal il was
quiet at 81 90 Tor window glass and 81 80 for
NJ, while and water white we're nominal.
Al other grades were firm and unchanged,
with sales of $50 barrels.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY.
Bark UnIone GItalJ, Zinc, to load for Eu-
r0pe-A Il Salas & Co,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20
RECEIPTS

Capt Hallett, OF steamer Herman Winter,
at Boston March II. reports No buoy OF Pol
LOCKS Rip Slue gone from its position.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20
Snlppll,a Sntrll,nrurr.
SUNDAY. March 20 1851.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W I Gibson. MANAGER.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20
RICE.
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

NEW oRK. March l9.-Rice market steady.
NEW ORLEANS. March l9.-Rice unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

P1rg.-The market was firm and active.
,rt nrices are not quotaby higher. The in
oTry was active and freely met, which re
epty IN good days business. The total
s,le. for the day were 72o barrels, at about
CrotatlOns, as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

'otal
bounds,
'otal.
'ounds,
Ing the
loss Of
,ent.o Of
1or we
'AsTE1
juice
Labor,
t-class
lg anG
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

New YORK, March l7-ArTived, schr James
E Bayles, Robinson, Cedar Keys.
Cleared, schr Moses q Bramhall, Woodruff,
Eernanutpa.
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ives
Festfss,
|ecoklns
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
IHI I'ItE RECORD

IANtIIl - Wlltl-
lnrsIrRG, IA, juno 3d. The First
Rational Bank building five story
iron structure corner Of Filth avenue
and wood street the upper floors Of
which were occupied 10y the main Of
flee of the Western MON Telegraph
company ~ an operating department
and n battery room, was partially de-
siroyod by lire at g O'Clock his morn
ing. The tire started In the opcrnl Ing
room and is supposed to- have been
caused by She crossing OF wires in the
rear of the switch board The flames
spread rapidly and great Difficulty
was experienced by the lrcmcn in
getting ladders on account OF the net.
WORK of wire Tho upper stores were
guttcd completely and comiuunirA.
ton by the Western Union company
with the outside world was cntircl,
cut oil. All Of the fine machinery OF
the Western Mon Telegraph com
pany was totally destroyed nud ever,
wire WAS Frustrated. Temporary
headquarters have been established at
the Mutual Union office. Commune
ca,i,n by telephone has also been ,u.,
pended.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

rEEi ERs DAKKNr.- 10 LIDuI.
BERLIN, June lO.-'he attorney
general of tho. empire proposes to
exclude the public from the treason
trials involving VI. @chnacbelc, which
viii uegln on Monday.
~ t. CALLED CKANir conc OVER HERE.
BERLIN. Jnnc lO.--lt j. oilicia is au-
nounccd TINT Emperor william, in
Consequence OF an abdominal cranp.
has been confined ~ his b,d tor he
past few dny- He j. MISC suffering
from catarri-al all elton of the ctc.
lids.
'iiAEGEp Win Tuth-oN
Herr Lalanccys IL cmt with
having supported the frc uri-
otto league.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

InI,


MARI y ~ u 81 hi-1'' I..
ROME. juno lO-The popc's gilt to
queen lctorm, On the OCCASION OF her
Jubilee, consisted of IL massive repro
duction of Railacllc's lrc-coe repre-.
sentlng all the allcgoricll iiguree Of
poetry. The work was executed in
the vatican. MonsiRnor Sciila viii
convey the gift TO Eng.ai d and he
VIII be accompanied by Father /ali.-
en- ana Meri two Young priests Of the
acclceinstical academy. whom the
pope will, In honor of the academy,
create bishops.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
Russia.


'''' W ~ Wv ~ t. iilNA'l..
81. PETERSBURG, June TO- Severe
shocks OF earthquake have occurred
in Nernomc, in Turkistan. The
town was almost entirely destroyed
aud l4O persons were killed mud rs
injured Among the hitter is Gen
era frcdc, the governor of the Prov
lncc of /lmirctchinsk Tho hook IS
continues 20 be folt nj int,ry tl- The
inhabitants of tho town are lu u
panic and have fed for safety to the
open country.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


Ia d 81 T. W 'hEN D.
PARIS June l0.-La Justice con
t4iDs fierce attack upon President
Grevy. The article purpori- 10 be "a
conversation between President Gre.
w and Baron Mckay during the re.
cent crisis, in the course Of which
President Grevl threatened to res "a
1.-THE Rouvicr ministry was upset.
and said, on tho next day, that there
would probably be au cmcutc iu
Paris followed ny n dictatorship aud
q civil aud foreign war in case the
Rouvier ministry fell.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
LABOR NOTES.
the sIloEMAKEKs.

lREC roN, Mass, June 10. The
Nhocmnhcrs. convention was con>
yencd here last night. when consider
able time WAS spent in revising the
constitution aud by-laws, after which
the convention elected tho following
oiliccrs:
National master workman G.. :.
Skeilington, Brockton. Mass
National worthy foreman. John
McGarr, ST. Louis, Mo.
National secretary and treasurer
Thomas Malone. Rochester, \. \.
National ,taticiau, William II. Bar
rott Philadelphia.
\Mional executive board Louis
Goeil. Milwaukee,, Wis, los. l.. Pea.
cock, Baltimore. Md, :. 6, McFawn,
Rochester y. H.; John Lewis. Phila
dolphin and John McGarr, ST loms,
Mo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

"V-UA III-U0lrN 70 IN E14WIUI-
Nh P}so, Juno lo. 'Ihe incoming
train on the southern Pacific raj ruad.
du9 hero at 1880 p. III, ran over man
and crushed him TO death about Il
mile above town. The train was run.
ming At rate of 80 miles All hour, in
violation OF the city ordinance against
last rlnning, aud hsd just passed
through curve when the cngil c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
FOR SALE

AIR. JAS. r. OrlNsON having removed 10
VI California oilers for sale his resi- .curo on
shc corner of t'iumbus sui Fourteenth street
Apply BOB his attorney. ". EAkER'
I'OE SAL J. -t" bordeaux poslscucap. on
tHsi side Of river Mt mt farm.
MIR. y. II. KIRKPATRICK
L'Oli sALf. Ny farm oflI acre.. two nni
4 our-ha.t mI,u7 ut waco. GuId dwelling
house and necessary ont buildings; well oi
never A.iiu- water also tine orchard aui vine
yard ", e GEitFIN,
no Box l.,, Waco TcXus
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
A TERRIBLE SURGICAL OPERATION,
A FATAL MIST AXE.

''''' '''
of February 23d, 1883, pub
li~hrd an account of a fata.
surgical operation which caus
cd a great commotion among
medical men throughout the
Whole cOumtry Dr. Thaycr
the most eminent surgeon in
Cleveland. pronouncing it
>randaIou>. II appears that
Ia Mrs. X ing had been suffering
tWrmauy years from :0mr dis.
ra~r~ of the stomach which
had resisted tine treatment Of
'aIl the physicians in attend.
mcc. The disease commcnc.
.cd witha slight arrangement
of the digestion. with a poor
appetite, followed by a pccu
liar Understandable distress i'm
the stomach. a feeling that has
been described H. a faint all
gone sensational sticky slime
collecting about the teeth,
causing di~agrccablc taste.
This sensation was not rcmOv.
ed by food, but, ON the contra
ry. it was increased. Aftcra
while the hands and feet be-.
came cold and >ticky-a cold
prrSpiration There was a
constant tired and languid
feeling Then followed a
dreadful nervousness. with
gloomy iorcboding~. Finally
the patient was unable to re-
tain amy food whatever. and
there was cou~tWtpaiu in the
abdomen All prescribed
remedies failing TO give IT..
lief "A consultation was held.
when il was decided that the
patient had a cancer in the
stomach, and in order to save
the patients life an operation
was juStiIiabIc. According
~, ON the 22d of February.
1883, the operation was per.
formed by DIR. Vance in the
presence of DR.. Tue herman
DIR. Pcricr DIR. Arms. DR.
Gordon Dr. Capncr and DIR
of the police board.
The operation consisted in
laying open the cavity of the
abdomen and exposing the
stomach and bowels. When
this had been done am exam.
nation of the organs was
made, but to the horror and
diSmay of the doctors there
was no cancer to be- found.
The patient did not have a
cancer When too late mcdi.
cal men discovered that they
had made terrible mistake:
but they >cwed the parts to
gcthcrand dressed the wound
that they had made, but the
poor woman sank from rN.
hauStion and died in a few
hours. How sad if must be-
or tn" husband Of thi, poor.
woman Ia know that his wife
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

The public are respectfully invited
to call at Nrt room over Jackson's
gallery, Fifth street aud examine
specimens IN ivory type painting.
he art taught in one lesson for three
dollars Pictures painted II desired.
{, f. Chcesmsn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Dreams dou't amount TO much. any
how. some Sign. however, are in.
inlilblc. II You nrc constituted, with
TO appetite, tortured with SICK head
acho aud bilious symptoms. these
signs indicate that you need Dr.
Plcrce'- Plea ant Purga,ivc Pellets.
They VIII cure you. All druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

WAsH1NGroN, June lO.-Land
Commissioner sparks has advised
'he attorneys for thu purchase OF
lands in Nebraska from the BurIing-
ION and Missouri River Railroad Com
pany, that no more patent can be
Issued TO said company tor lands
north oi the line Of road n that state
tor the reason 'hgt the company has
a!rcndy received pa'oni- under 70
former administration of the land
Office for 2DpuiJ acrr, more than 1t
Wa entitled 10. The commissioner
some time since recommended suit to
recover this excess.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
eco amd See Inc,n

If you want fine. durable ,uit,
latcst style, perfect iit. aud fashion.
abir good the best p!ace to get It il
at me ',n.bcrt Brothers. the tailor
ol Wur). They turn out work that
cannot be- bcGtcH.
The best and lowest priced stock of
KEY Wc-t md liayana cigars ut c. G..
NcCulloch'-.
The best aud lowest priced stock
Of chewing and smoking tobacco at
{. (. Met nilock'-.
The best and loves, priced stock OF
of sugar OF all grades at c. c. Mci
Cuiioch's.
The bcstand lowest priced stock OF
OF mol asses and syrup- at {. G. Nc
Culloch's.
The best and lowest priced stock OF
green and roasted coilces at {. G.. Me-.
Culloch's.
The most complete aud lowest
priced stock OF teas ever offered in
central TeNas at C.. &. McCuIloch's.
The most complete una lowest
priced. stock of dried fruits Mt G.. C..
Met unoch'r.
snow white bard, Whiliaker't hams.
breakfast bacon, dried beef. ham
prices of the lincst quality at c. {.
McCuiloch's.
The most complete stock Of gro-
ccrlcs ut low prices TO suit the hard
times at {. {. McCullockhs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

struck the unfortunate man. At the
inquest deceased wa- recognized a.
Mickey reynolds discharged older
from the sixteenth Infantry, and had
just come from For Coucho Tor the
purpose Of re cnlisiing. lie was about
30 years old aud from New \ ORR.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11


on these we have still u tow eft and
they must 60, 20 come and make your
selection before its too late.
LEVINE Bros.
OFFICE or Central. COMMITTEE
on NNu PRomHuloNIsIs.
WACO, l'ENNs.JUNE3. lsS7.\
Tho anti prohibilioni,ts of McIcn-
nan county are reminded that the
time ha- come for vigorous and
thorough organization
Cha'rmcn of voting precincts are
urged to see a. once that one or more
clubs are organized in each precinct
and have rolls of numbers transmit
ted to this Office. When precinct
chhrmcn tail to act promptly the
voters should organize and elect a
chairman and send in his name.
The committee -uggosts also the or
ganllatlon of n club in each ward of
the city of Waco on next THURSDAY
hlEhl 1t such places ms may be de-ig-
mated.
We beg to remind you Also that
money Is necessary to supply AL,
disseminate literature the issue i,
important ard YOU are deeply inter.
c-ted. All communication and re.
mittanccs should bc sent to NJ. &
lNrN, tsqr secretary of committee.
&C. ALEX AMBER.
Chairman County Committee
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11

Tee BONE-. rcf-l orators nul water coolers
L of all Bind tt BARNARD BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-11
IAII)NIN PAINS.

rimpics bRrkucnis. kin b'emlsh,s. and
baby humor,. u-r tu,cura suuap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-14
A BLOODY CASE.
5eaDorn Green Found Guilty oil q Triple
Murder Ia the Nation.

SesGorn Green Found Guilty 0 Triple
Murder Ia tho Nation.
special to the Gazette.
F9RT SllgTH, ARK, July 15.-The trial
Of Geaborn Green, DR.. Walker and JOSH
Olocls, three Creek Indians, charged
with a horrible triple murder, came to q
close at 7:50 O'Clock this evening by the
Jury returning & verdict OF guilty as to
SeGbOrn Green and not guilty TO the
other Two. This is one Of the most
bloody cases ever tried before this court,
and the proof shows That or January II
Deputy United States Marshal Phillips
struck camp fifteen miles from Eufaula,
Creek nation, having Se2bOTn Green in
custody on light charge He7had bUsi-
ness il EufaUia, and leaving his camp in
charge Of Henry Smith, Mark
Kuykandal and William Kelly proceeded
to that place alone. On his return next
morning terrible sight met his gaze On
pallet near the camp ire lay the re-
mains Of Smith ard Kuybendel With their
heads severed from their bodies with en-
OK, fleir lower eEtremitiCs burned TO q
crisp from their waists down, their MUIR
deraTs having piled burning fagOts from
the camp fires on them. About twelve
feet distant from them lay the dead body
of Kelly in pool OF blood, hc having been
shot snd also murdered with the bloody
ak. Se2born Green had gone, IS was also
some Of the property belonging to the
officers, Phillips buried mis- companions
where they were killed, and then went II
search of SeabOTn, whom he soon ar
rested. Seaborn said some men came to
the camp in the night aud killed the men
while he escaped in the darkness. He
vas brought here and jailed, and shortly
afterwards Walker and Ohooia were
brought in as accessories TO the murder,
some Cf the property belonging to the Of
iceys being found under Walkers house.
He claims that Ohoola had put it there.
When Seaborn Green was put on the wit
ness stand yesterday, he admitted he
murdered The three mea unGided, thus
releasing his companions, mo are Tela.
tyes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-14

were in Denison, ffty-eight miles dis
tant, by is O'Clock, and as they went
through on the same train, it is supposed
they arrived in Gainesville at the hour
designated. The facts as learned
here are meagre and are simply that the
man entered room where two young
ladies were sleeping and that one Of them
being aroused by the noise when the
william shot her and then shot the other
young lady, killing both aud making his
escape. The names OF the young ladies
sre not learned, but it seems they werein
higl social standing and that one was
from Dallas on visit 70 the other. Full
Ter particulars as also the result Of the
trip OF the officials are an1iously awaited.